Three Tommies in the Agony of the Somme

[lazyschnauzer]

When I received this vignette back from Roger Newsome, I was overwhelmed by the subtlety, color choices and shading. I think it is the best thing he's ever done. I hope you agree.

Because of the size limit, I'll put together several posts to show you all the pics.

All the best,

Dan

[lazyschnauzer]

Second installment.

[lazyschnauzer]

Third installment...

[lazyschnauzer]

Fourth and last.

[joe campbell]

worthy of a full, life-size sculpture

at an appropriate location.

thanks for the pix!

joe

[lazyschnauzer]

Many thanks Joe!

All the best,

Dan

[Chris Boonzaier]

Very nice work.

For some reason (maybe the cloor?) it reminds me of the statue at the Vietnam memorial in Washington.

bst

Chris

[Kev in Deva]

Hallo lazyschnauzer

Its a great piece, I think Chris is commeting on the colour,

as the pictures are a tad dark, I highlighted this one slightly.

Kevin in Deva

[Brian Wolfe]

A very powerful and moving sculpture.

I liked the darker photos as it brings out a whole deeper feeling in the viewer. Well, at least for me.

Thank you for showing this dramatic piece.

Cheers

Brian

[GdC26]

Congratulations, Dan, beautiful, well executed vignette.

Regards,

Sandro

[lazyschnauzer]

Chris, Sandro, Kev and Brian - Cheers! Thanks very much!

All the best,

Dan

[Snoopy]

Hello

Excellent, it's a work of art.

Snoopy

[nesredep]

Hello

Excellent, it's a work of art.

Snoopy

Hello!

I agree.

Regards

Nesredep

[lazyschnauzer]

Many thanks Snoopy and nesredep!

I'm working on several new projects and will try to post a work in progress of one this weekend, "Goodbye Old Man". This vignette is an homage to the great wartime illustrator Fortunio Matania and his painting of the same name.

All the best,

Dan

[Guest IMHF]

Very nice, thank you for sharing it.